Star Trek CCG Dream Cards AtoZ

We go back to the Federation's first ships... THE ENTRIES: [16] Dachlyds [17] Daedalus-class starships [18] Daggin [19] DaH! [20] Dahar Master NOTES:  [16] A simple mission to build the Ferengi's mission base. Source: Referenced in TNG's "Captain's Holiday" [17] For museum decks. Source: First referenced in "Power Play", but the lore required an on-card DS9 attribution. [18] Nothing to rave about, but Ocampa do have a number of special powers cards in AtoZ, so here you have a universal personnel to take advantage of them. Source: "Caretaker" [19] You may only draw one Tactic card: refers to the initial draw of cards, not to damage markers. You can initiate battle even during your opponent's turn. Source: "Redemption II" [20] Note that your own Klingons present can stop your opponent's personnel. Non-Klingons still have to listen to the doddering old fool. Source: "Thw Sword of Kahless" Next up: I was never happy ...

Happy Canada Day! Come to Quark's, play a bit of dabo... THE ENTRIES: [11] D'Sora, Lieutenant Jenna (no card required) [12] D'Tan (no card required) [13] da Vinci, Leonardo [14] dabo girl [15] dabo Decipher's version for comparison: Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [11] Exists as Jenna D'Sora, a personnel card in the Basic Set. [12] Exists as a Romulan personnel in the Alternate Universe expansion. [13] Holodeck Adventures gave us Decipher's version (included for comparison). Source: "Concerning Flight" [14] A powerful wall, worse than Matriarchal Society, as well as a good filter. Source: "Blood Oath" [15] Both player may make use of the same Dabo card. The fact that the probe is an AU icon is a joke on the impossibility of winning. ;-) Decipher's version was released in the Rules of Acquisition expansion (included for comparison). Next up: We go back to the Federation's first ships. Cards: Leonardo da Vinci, Dabo Girls...

Just a couple cards this time around... THE ENTRIES: [6] D'deridex-class warbird (no card required) [7] D'Ghor (no card required) [8] D'jarra [9] d'k tagh (no card required) [10] D'Kora class Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [6] Already exists as a ship from the Basic Set. [7] Already exists as a Klingon personnel in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [8] This card went through a lot of changes, from an Interrupt, to an Event with a countdown icon, to an Objective. It might even have been a dilemma if my Akorem Laan hadn't been able to download it. Akorem Laan is an emissary as is The Emissary himself. The card affects both sides of the table. Source: "Accession" [9] Already exists as an Equipment card in the Blaze of Glory expansion. [10] Just your basic ship for an affiliation that, at the time, needed one. Rules of Acquisition later included it as the D'Kora Marauder (included for comparison). Source: "The Last Outpost" Next ...

Another round of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. We turn the Encyclopedia to the letter "D" and the start of an expansion we'll call The Die Is Cast. And no, I don't introduce dice mechanics, haha. THE ENTRIES: [1] d'akturak [2] D'Arsay [3] D'Arsay archive [4] D'Arsay symbols [5] d'blok NOTES:  [1] Something for all the DipHoLes out there. The target personnel must have all three skills. Source: "Blood Oath" [2] I wanted a universal that was worth a lot of points. The problem is that you might lose a lot of your necessary personnel during dilemma resolution and be unable to do the mission again and again. Personnel that report for free at HQs are those listed on such cards (High Council members, Admirals, etc.). The D'Arsay Archive normally only seeds at space missions. Source: "Masks" [3] Turns the ship into some sort of facility. Arti...

I didn't do this for EVERY letter, but the first few AtoZ "expansions" had working booster packs of 15 cards, sorted like so: 11 commons (of 101 possibilities), 3 uncommons (of 98 possibilities) and 1 rare (of 121 possibilities). Which means that every time you refresh this page, you will get a different distribution of cards! Makes a nice palate cleanse before heading into the Encyclopedia's D's. Note that Enhanced Crossfire would have been 6 special packs with set card lists, and C's Broken Links would have come in a 35-page box, so those cards aren't in the booster.

Our final Broken Links spawned by Crossfire before we jump into the D's... BROKEN LINKS: [31] Symbiogenesis [32] Takka Berries [33] Timestream Intersection [34] Olympia, U.S.S. [35] Relativity, U.S.S. NOTES:  [31] Nullified by Chrysanthemum Solution [C175]. Example for attributes: If one personnel had attributes of 5-7-7 and the other had 8-5-4, the "Tuvix" would have 8-7-7. Any Janeway, anywhere, will prevent you from scoring points. Chrysanthemum Solution can nullify the card even in the points area, so that would split up the personnel later in the game and void those points. Source: "Twovix" [32] Doubled by Cherel Sauce [C138]. Starfleet Academy referenced these in "Ko'Zeine". Source: Referenced in "Innocence" [33] Nullified by Cosimo [C301], which he can do when encountered or by moving to its location later (where he doesn't need the skills). If personnel with the skills required are under the dilemma, they can choose to rescue ...

Let's all go to Sandrine's for a game of pool... BROKEN LINKS: [26] Ricky [27] Roy Ritterhouse [28] Sandrine [29] Square [30] Starfleet Fashions NOTES:  [26] Reports to Chez Sandrine program [C143] for free. So basically, she can interact with any Program card as if she were "native" to it, she's a Dixon Hill-related hologram, a Captain Proton-related personnel, etc. Source: "The Cloud" [27] Source: "Far Beyond the Stars" [28] Reports to Chez Sandrine program [C143] for free. Source: "Twisted" [29] Downloaded by Watch It, Clyde! [C+51] Source: "His Way" [30] Nullified by Clean Change of Underwear [C199]. Original era icons include the TOS era icon and the Movie era icon, but the Continuing Committee and dream card designers have added other centuries to cover Enterprise, Discovery, etc., so I didn't want to specify. it doesn't just apply to personnel "in play", so you can use the card to report, say, your W...

An important card from "The Inner Light, and some named personnel... BROKEN LINKS: [21] Porter [22] Prolific Production [23] Quentin Swofford [24] Rain Robinson [25] Ressik NOTES:  [21] Native to Chronowerx Time Location [C173]. Gives you more time to attain your goals at that Time Location (if you have captives). Source: "Future's End, Part II" [22] Downloadable by both Catullus [C76] and Onaya [BL-C18]. At the start of your turn, you can only play a single personnel, well, you could play three (but not 2 personnel and an event, for example). Look for other limits to triple. Source: "The Muse" [23] Matching commander of USS Cortéz [C+66]. That ship offers the same bonuses against Dominion ships. I have put actor Ken Swofford in a uniform, given the similar name (this character was never seen on screen). Source: Referenced in "Far Beyond the Stars" [24] Native to Chronowerx Time Location [C173]. "When" is also "If". Source: ...

We definitely need a team to play the Cestus Comets... BROKEN LINKS: [16] Mountains of the Antelope Women [17] Next Emanation [18] Onaya [19] Paul Braxton [20] Pike City Pioneers NOTES:  [16] Nullified by Coyote Stone [C311]. When Coyote Stone destroys the dilemma, the personnel under it is equally destroyed. Source: "Cathexis" [17] A place where Cenotaph [C89] can send personnel, but also interacts with Coyote Stone [C311]. With a Cenotaph, you can send a non-AU personnel here. Source: "Emanations" [18] Boosts Catullus [C76]. Look to the lore for whether a personnel can be unstopped. Poets are ruled to be writers. Source: "The Muse" [19] Matching commander of the (upcoming) U.S.S. Relativity [BL-C35]. I made a Captain Braxton in the B's and he captains the Aeon (from the A's), but the change of actor seemed to indicate a need for a different version of the persona. The name Paul is my invention, just as the Continuing Committee's Anthony must ...

These will cater to three important Trek families... BROKEN LINKS: [11] "Honor Among Thieves" [12] Ian Troi [13] Jean-Luc Riker [14] Joseph Sisko [15] Mambo NOTES:  [11] Connelly's [C+61] Special Download. Such personnel act as if under a Treaty. The Treachery personnel can kill one of your personnel or one of your opponent's. Source: "Honor Among Thieves" [12] Can download when Immaculate Conception [C145] triggers. He has a countdown icon that starts counting down once entering play. Source: "The Child" [13] This Barash persona cannot prevent a Program card from being deactivated, of course. Referenced on the Curtis Creek program card [C353]. Source: "Future Imperfect" [14] The note on Cajun Shrimp [C322] suggests the existence of this personnel card. Source: "Paradise Lost" [15] Nullified by Regent Cuzar [C+81] (Picard doesn't want to dance with her). Source: Star Trek: Insurrection Next up: We definitely need a team to p...

Definitely another sci-fi writer, but a lot more... BROKEN LINKS: [6] Evoran Headdress [7] Giuseppina Pentangeli [8] Henry Starling [9] Herbert Rossoff [10] Harvey NOTES:  [6] Regent Cuzar's [C+81] Special Download. Affiliations may be present thanks to personnel, ships or facilities. Could screw up attempts to battle you, or work with affiliation-specific cards like Klingon Death Yell. Source: Star Trek: Insurrection [7] May report to the the program Doc's Opera [C20]. A double turn is you turn all over again, skipping your opponent's. Once you've used the the ability, you may want to switch her out with Doc's Opera. Source: "The Swarm" [8] Native to Chronowerx Time Location [C173]. Source: "Future's End" [9] From his story titles and attitude, he was probably based on Harlan Ellison. Source: "Far Beyond the Stars" [10] Downloaded by Watch It, Clyde! [C+51] Source: "His Way" Next up: These will cater to three important Tr...